ISSUE FW’26
In our new FW’26 issue, we take you to the south of France and to Renée and Jan’s wedding, which was a celebration of love, friendship and style. We also sit down with Louis Abel founder Jimmy Loutfi for an in-depth interview about how his own wedding rings marked the start of a new chapter in fine jewellery, and look ahead to New York Bridal Fashion Week for the silhouettes, details and ideas that will set the tone for the coming season.
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The Botanical Gardens are a beautiful oasis in the centre of Uppsala. The Botanical Gardens are a beautiful venue for weddings, where you can choose to look out over the gardens from the castle’s magnificent surroundings or follow the trend by holding your reception in a luxurious, bohemian orangery.

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A botanical wedding in a magnificent castle setting or a luxurious, bohemian orangery
The Botanical Garden is a beautiful oasis in central Uppsala. The garden once belonged to Uppsala Castle, but is now a living museum of plants collected by followers of Linnaeus during expeditions around the world. The Botanical Garden is also a beautiful venue for weddings, where you can choose to look out over the garden from the castle’s magnificent surroundings or follow the trend by holding your reception in a luxurious, bohemian orangery.In the oldest part of the Uppsala Botanical Garden, which was formerly the palace garden, stands the 200-year-old Linneanum orangery, built in the Neoclassical style. The architecture is inspired, amongst other things, by the Temple of Poseidon in the southern Italian World Heritage city of Paestum. In front of the east-facing pediment lies a grand Baroque garden with topiary shrubs, a rose garden and fragrant peonies. Beyond the iron fence, the greenery then climbs up the terraces towards Uppsala Castle.
The tropical plants
Today, the Botanical Garden in Uppsala is a living museum housing thousands of plants – many collected by followers of Linnaeus during expeditions around the world. The listed orangery is flanked by numerous trees and shrubs, including palm trees, orange trees and Spanish boxwood. In winter, the tropical plants are housed inside the building, but in spring, when they are moved outside, the halls become a unique venue for weddings and celebrations.
Weddings in the Botanical Garden
The Botanical Gardens offer several unique and enchanting settings where you can exchange your vows. Why not stand amidst the lush greenery and let the sun’s rays filter down through the foliage? Next to the water lily pond, larch trees cast a shady canopy, perfect for seating guests.
The Orangery’s cast-iron vases, arched vaults and Doric columns, together with the diverse range of plants, create an exciting atmosphere in the garden. There’s guaranteed to be plenty of space here for numerous guests, live music and catering.

About Cajsa’s Kök
Cajsa’s Kök is run by the experienced and award-winning chef Cajsa Johansson, also known from television and as a wedding expert in *Bröllopsguiden*. Over the years, Cajsa’s Kök has catered for royalty, ambassadors and county governors, and has contributed to many memorable parties and events.
Cajsa’s Kök specialises in events and catering in Uppsala and Stockholm and the surrounding areas, and is happy to assist with everything from planning and venue selection to service and dinner menus.
Contact Cajsa’s Kök for a free consultation.
Read more about Cajsa’s Kök and their wedding package suggestions on their website
Luxurious boho style in the historic orangery
The wedding dinner is served in a light and airy hall, with large windows overlooking the water lily pond. The room exudes a sense of romance close to nature. Yellow-plastered walls meet white ceiling pillars, tall wooden doors and a herringbone-patterned brick floor. It can accommodate 145 dinner guests.
After dinner, the Linnésalen is ready for dancing, with rosette-decorated barrel vaults and plenty of natural light. Outside, the columned staircase offers a magnificent view of the garden and Uppsala Castle.
The magnificent Vasa Hall
Do you dream of a celebration in a castle setting? Then the adjacent Uppsala Castle offers the elegant Vasa Hall. Take your seat amongst whitewashed brick walls, beneath wooden beams, rounded arches and magnificent paintings. The Vasa Hall is light and airy with high ceilings. Here, royal standards and delicate extravagance come together in perfect harmony.
The Vasa Hall seats 110 dinner guests and is available for booking all year round.
From the palace courtyard, you’ll enjoy a beautiful view of the Botanical Gardens, with its temple-like orangery and extensive parkland.
Booking the Orangery and the Vasa Hall
Contact Cajsa’s Kök for bookings and further information about the Orangery in the Botanical Gardens and the Vasa Hall at Uppsala Castle.
A one-stop shop for events and catering
They hire out venues in Uppsala for both weddings and parties. With extensive experience of organising memorable celebrations, Cajsa’s Kök can help you with weddings of all sizes! Uppsala: 018-130 190
Stockholm: 08-230 190
Email: info@cajsas-kok.se
Website: www.cajsas-kok.se
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